Identify Neovim inside VSCode
See original GitHub issueWould be nice to be possible to identify that the neovim instance is being used inside VSCode, so we can load plugins by demand.
Did try this config, but didn’t work as expected:
if has('g:vscode_channel')
let g:editor = 'vscode'
...
if g:editor !=# 'vscode'
Plug 'https://github.com/nathanaelkane/vim-indent-guides'
endif
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Once 0.0.40 released you can check with following:
-c
runs after user config. See:help -c
. Use--cmd